The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-09-11
IN RAILWAY CIRCLES.
Mr.. Cummings, of the U. P,
Doesn't Like the Press.
HE WILL SAY NARY a WORD.
But Refers the Reporter to mr.. Mon
roe, Who May be Here
Tonight.

Mr.. Cummings, the Union Pacific
assistant manager, is in Salt Lake. Mr..
Cummings does not like newspapers.
At least he said so last night to a
HERALD reporter, who visited h IN at
the Walker House. Mr.. Cummings
disliked newspaper men so much that
he refused to give his initials, and
would no more submit voluntarily to u
personal, than to having his leg am
putated. But we will give him one, de-
spite his horror of the press.
Mr.. Cummings and Mr.. Hoyt Sherman
were together. The latter had previously
objected to being communicative on the
subject of the Union Pacific trouble
here with the Chamber of Commerce.
Mr.. Wurtelle, superintendent of the
Wyoming division of the Union Pacific,
was also taciturn, and it was hoped that
one from within the inner temple, as il
were, might be induced, in matter of
such public notoriety, to shed few
rays of light. But disappointment was
seen by the reporter as he gazed upon
Mr.. Cummings determined features.
He would not talk he said, and he did.
He stated that Mr.. Monroe, the general
freight manager OF the road, had charge
Oh the subject and he would be here
Sunday night; that he was the man to
see.
We will wager Mr.. Cummings bath
bun that Mr.. Monroe is not here to-
night. Would Mr.. Cummings like to
take the wager?
SATURDAY WAS pay day on the Utah
Central.
The SIXTH Ward Band excursion to
Nephi and Sanpete leaves Tuesday
morning at 1920 o clock.
IT HAVING been determined that Con-
ference will be held in this city next
October, we may look for probably the
largest attendance ever experienced.
This will be owing to its having been
three years since Conference was held
here and to the fact that the low Con-
ference rates over the railroads have
not prevailed for some considerable
time. The announcement is made
earlier than usual and gives those
persons residing in the extreme por-
tons OF the Territory ample time to
make preparations for coming the
long distance. The rates heretofore
over the Utah Central were as follows.
and it is presumed they will prevail for
the coming Conferences:
From Frisco Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
From Milford. Observation-Disclosures. 50
From Oasis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 600
From Juab 400
from Nephi Observation-Disclosures. $50
From, Santaquin and Payson. go
and other stations proportionately low.
THE ORE and bullion output ID
pounds during the week was as follows:
Is cars bullion ............ 379,1S4 pounds
= copper orc.......-... 10000
20 cars 52O,O84 pounds
SALT SHIPMENTS from Syracuse to
Butte have been discontinued tor the
present.
PROGRAMME FOR Garfield concert Sun
day, Septem Ger 1lth:
BAND.
1-outekstep "Oriole Pageant" 49,. Binns
2-Overture, "T0urn lment," .......... Pettee
3-Seleetion Mariana" Wallace
duet 20, Welt dG Dist so wunderschon,S
5-seleetion, bohemian Girl, Bale
ORCHESTRA.
1-overture, ''Italieus in Algiers," Rosini
2-Sel ectihn, "Erminie, arr fheo. TOoani. |
) Overture Rum Volkfest, I'M. Carl. |
Coronation, MeyeroeeT.
5-Overture, "Orpheus," ..........O ffeubach.
GRAND RECEPTION to the veteran fire.
men OF New York at Garfield Beach,
Monday, September y, 1887. The cele-
brated New York 7th Regiment band,
assisted by the Garfield Beach and
Held's cornet bands, will be present and
render a programme of fine musical
selections. Trans will leave Utah and
Nevada Railway depot at S.15 and Ill
an, and 2.15 and AS pm.
AT LAKE PARK.
Programme for Held's Gornet Band
concert. Lake Park pavilion, Sunday, at
,. pm:
1-M8rsh, "Reyaloc," ..................Ca Casey
2-Overture, Rival .......-.....- Petite
3--Waltzes, ''Il Nino," ...............Mo skau
4 -Selection-"Plrates of Penzance,
Observation-Disclosures. Sullivan
PART 2.
Song and Dance-"I'1n.N Dandy, but
6-Grand selection, 90 Fond Dove" MosEa1
T-Flugel Horn Solo, Sweet Genevieve,"
S-Quartstte, LeVotion, '........ Francis Abt
The National Association of General
Passenger and Ticket Agents will b.
held at st. Paul, September Doth, 1887
An invitation to the meeting has been
received by Mr.. Cope, of the Utah Crn
trail. and it is probably the most unique
thing in its line ever seen in the west.
The invitation proper is in the form OF
a,book of views Of scenery en- route to st.
Paul, and consists of about twenty
pages, on which the skill of the modern
printer is aptly shown. 1t would take
st least column to describe the many
fine features. Accompanying the in
vitation, is a small book containing
transportation. in Pullman cars, and
meal tickets, both On the train and at
various hotels.
That Rarest OF G Combinations.
True delicacy of flavor with true eff
cacy of action has been attained In the
famous California liquid fruit remedy